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. ^<f,. ^ S ' v I: • •rmww*^ ' V>5£/ Section Three -- Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 10, 1365 McCuuom Lake News EVE LEVESQUE 885-3191 CULLOM-KNOLL SPONSORS BARN DANCE JULY 17 It will be "do-si-do and away we go" on Saturday, July 17 when the Cullom-Knoll Association will offer something "reely" (Virginia, that is> different in the way of entertainment. An old fashioned barn dance, complete with a professional caller, will start at S p.m. at the beach. The caller is Thomas < Bud) Rowden and he will shortly be attending a convention of barn dance callers in Texas. The organization will have refreshments on hand and special acts are also 0:1 the -planning board. - The action was taken at the last meetihg held Sunday, June 6. Members of the chib are advised that a special meeting will be called in the ne^ct week so that fur- Tlher plans may be made. President Roger Kinsey praised the efforts of Rich Johnson for his handling of the refreshment stand over the Memorial Day weekend. It was a profitable venture. He also had high praise for the Memorial Day program but we'll have more of that under another caption. my patchwork. Village Board The president and trustees will meet in regular session on Monday, June 14. in the beach house at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Ladles H the Lake The gals will congregate in the beach-house tonight, Thursday, June 10, at S p.m. At this time, the formal report 'of the rummage .-'ale will he made. V social will follow the business (portion. All women of the community are inviu d. Newly weds Honeymoon In Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murrn are returning some time today from their wedding trip in Tomahawk. Wis:, in time .to attend graduation. Teny an' the former Barbara .'KopscM were married last Saturday at the Faith Presbyterian - church ° at 5 p.m. More details appear ' on the society page of th. 1 Plaindealer. . / Terry, who is a senior at Bradley University, should complete his studies in business in January. The couple will live in Peoria while he is in class. ,. Word Received Of Former Resident's Death The only word we have on :he passing of, Clarence Fei- :eisel is that he died seme time Friday in his home at Tarpon Springs, Florida. He an! his wife sold their former home to Elma and Karl Nelson in 1952. They had resided here j for many years. | Calling Teen Lids The raft which piovides so j much cn.j.n nvni ali summer will be launched at 2 p.m. 'Sunday, June 1.'!. Prior to this, it wi/i he repaired ancl painted. There are several men ol the community who will be on hand to lend assistance, but I hey are expecting the male teen population to carry the load. If you \Vant the use of the raft, please be on hand Sunday for the work! Hospitalized In Chicago \Ve share Lil Hansen's alarm for. her husband, .Dave, who collapsed at work last Friday aiid was removed to.Si. Luke's hospital by • ambu'anee. It is reported that Dave was scheduled lo 'meet a man. at a certain plant and when he tried to get out of the car, he could not move. His sen^e of balance was severely distorted. As of Monday, the doclors were still taking tests and trying to determine the cause of his difficulty. No telling when he would be released. If you wish his address, it is Room 10011) 17.15 W. Congress St., Chicago. We sincerely hope his recovery is rapid. A Walk IV'Hvn Memory Line It was a "fun" night at ; '.:ca! pub on Saturday. May L'f! •when Thelma and Wa iiy T esmer of Wonder I/ike offered entertainment. Wally "tickled the ivoi ieV while the gathering sang so many of the old treasured melodies. Thelma and Mary Xihill "belted out' several songs backed up with harmony fiom otheis. Hubby John just sat an I grinned. "Nancy ;:nd Tony put-in walked, in with their deal chum:-. Clara and A1 l'ren n a n o f C h i c a g o , w h o w e e yp"ndin;; the weekend with 11n m. The lour have been sharing tender memories for .'17 yea.rs. •Ii was a-spontaneous affair thai- turned into a real ]-,arty. "ftisa 'N' Data" Karl and Elma ' Nelson "wheeled" down to- Carbon '.ale over the Memorial weekend-to visit son Ken and bring back t i n1 bulk of his clothing aiid gear. .He # ili be. coming home by train about June IS. Ken is in hi-; second year at S.I.I". . . . Peter John Klapperich and his lovely Eileen; Ronal a;i;l Kathy Cbdina and two mare couples were having a baseball picnic at the" beach last Sufirtay. Peter Johrt was $n rare form reaching for the "high balls"! . . . The "welcome mat" is spread for Mr. and Mrs. Don Powers w ho Will be movihg into the former George Myer on Spring Road, June 15 . . . Don Vycital will take unto himself a wife this Saturday, June 12, in Ohio. H£ is marrying Sandy Austin of Bedford, Ohio. .I'enriettu, Harold and.the girls will attend. ? ' Young Patients Master Stephen Cable is collecting autographs on his cast these days, following an encounter with the basement stairs while mounted on his bike. He fell and broke his right arm, but that's OK. cause he's a "southpaw". He was hospitalized in Woodstock on May 31. Home the next .lav. Dawn McKirrv is singing in a lower key these days because of throat surgery. She had her tnnsils yanked at McHenry hospital on Tuesday of last week and came home Wednesday. TRAINING CENTER FOR RETARDED HAS CLOSED The McHenry County Association for Retarded Childdren held their annual meeting on Tuesday, May 25. at which reports oV the year were given. ,The training center which j Students Home i For The Summer | Arnie Berry just completed i his sophomore ye<jr at Lewis ' College in Lock]>ort and is j home for the summer. ' He is i majoring ,in business and also | reports that the basehall an?. ' basketball teams ire first in the state. Ted Olsen is home frohi Bradley University, Peoria, after finishing his first year on a scholarship. Congrats Corner Related ccngrats to George Baumbeck. a "39er" in good standing. His natal day wa> June 3 . . . Natal day,-wishes to Chuck Thacker iind to Tommy Frett who is 3 today, June 10 . . . Mickey and Earl Murray will be wed 27 years tomorrow, June 11 . . , Kurt Walter and John Michael Bateman both turn 6 on June 13 Birthday greetings : to Fred Matthesius also this date . . Michael Waller will be 5 on June 14. Best wishes to all.. May we offer heartiest congratulations to the young people of all the McHcnrv schools who graduate;! last night and tonight. Too many to keep track of, so we shall use this method. See you next week? closed on May 28 had an enrollment of eight children under their teacher, Mrs. Maurine Kretzschmer of Harvard. The workshop under the direction of Mrs. Walter (Adelaide) Patzke will operate duivng the summer after a two-week vacation in June. New projects were discussed that could be accomplished by the • six employees. Anyone interested in enrollment or additional information about the,. workshop may call Mrs. Patzke in McHenry. Four board members were elected for the association: Mis. Adelaide Patzke. McCuliem Lake; William Higgins, Woodstock; 'John Wemgart, McHenry; and Ronald Vacula. Wonder Lake. A special event honored the volunteer workers at the training center when a luncheon was held at the Mill Inn. Wonder Lake. The children made riut cups aVid place cards for | the party which honored two I ladies, Mrs. Kellner and Mrs. i Wohnrade, who have spent • lour years in this capacity and ! the l'c'lowing who served this j yea.', MetcWunes Groh, Pitzen,' jjanquart, Mailek and Weber, j On Thursday, May 27, a prei r.'ie was held in Woodstock ipaik. with eighteen a.iuMs and fifteen children of the association. In spite of the cold, , windy day, a delicious lunch ' wa? enjoyed, followed by games planned by Mrs. Joseph ; Huff and Mis. John Pugh. j If you veer off the Merritt Parkway in Connecticut you are likely to Mop with your ) car half-burrowed in a pile of - wood chips. An experimental .median barrier on the Parki way is made of a four-foothigh pile of them. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS ALUMINUM SIDING' Fireproof -- Waterproof --Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "30" Siding with the DuPont Finish 30 Year Written Guarantee Storni • Windows, Doors & Awnings McHenry Window & Awning Co. 3S18 W. Waukegan Rd. PHONE 385-1180 McHenry, III Memorial Day Program A Stirring Event Perhaps the most impressive Memorial program was held at j the beach on Sunday, May 30. Dedicated members of the American Legion Post 491, members of the World War I Barracks, the rifle squad, the color guard and those GRE-A-T!! kids the Viscounts, were all at their very best. We must offer sincere ! thanks and appreciation to Commander Tim McCormack, Commander Pat Owens, Tom Land re,' Ed Reid, and Dominic Volpendesta for their tremendous co-operation. They, and i the folks who comprised the various groups were just won- I derful. Trey Covalt, drum major of ! the Viscounts, in his tall 1 plumed hat truly inspires the 1 young men and ladies whom he , leads and we want them to j know just how much they i were appreciated!! Tim McCormack's address was an inspiration and Bill Brand's magnificent voice really made the program. In his beautifully trained tenor voice, he sang "America, the Beau-j tiful" and "God Bless America" j and had the audience join him J in the national anthem. Miss j Jane Frost in a very dignified J manner and dressed in her Girl j Scout uniform, offered the pledge to the flag. McHenry high senior Jim Morris gave the i invocation and the benediction. He plans to enter the Baptist ; ministry after graduation. : Mary Tomasello and her sons ! placed the wreath. President of the village Arthur Stuhlfeier gave a few appropriate remarks. We certainly are grateful to Orval Abney who was kind enough to secure sound equipment for us. All in all. it was a wonderful day with the most perfect weather adding to the enjoyment. "Cash 'N' Carrie" Nope, 'twas not misspelling in the above caption, it just seemed the best way to praise Carrie Kurth for her efficient handling of the rummage sale held ori Saturday, May 29. She and Frank worked like beavers most of Friday and Satur- ! day and went back on Monday to* clean up the beachhouse. box the remains of the stock and prepare it for the Salvation Army who claimed it on Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude Murphy was general chairman and she an.l Ray did their bit also with assistance from many of the other gals in ihe club. There were many and varied items in addition to the scads of clothing. Sonic of the more interesting included two T\ sets, a hood for a stove, tables, chairs, hardware, equipment and lots more. Plenty of customers caused the cash to roll in and the club has a larger treasury with which to work. An amusing episode included a lovely young woman accompanied by two handsome male-; with beer cans in their hands, who came to make a purchase. They selected a complete pink outfit for her and also bought a birthday gift for a friend. They made their selections so solemnly and thanked the clerks for Ijeing so co-operative. 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